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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1921

Page

14

Woman Arrested for Larceny of 100 Pounds in Grand Union Hotel

Inspector Cronin at East Dedham Street Station arrested Mary Smith 27 of 40 Transon Street South Ind on a charge of larceny of 100 pounds from John Murphy of Detroit. The alleged theft occurred Tuesday evening at the Grand Union hotel on Washington Street.

Cronin Dedham Street Mary Smith Transon Street South Ind John Murphy Grand Union Hotel

German Made Hose Menace to U S Hosiery Market

Chicago December opening remarks by B N Kimball of Kenosha Wisconsin president of the National Association of Hosiery and Underwear Manufacturers. He warns American manufacturers need a high tariff to block cheaper imports and criticizes the Fordney tariff bill as amended.

Chicago B. N. Kimball Kenosha Wis National Association of Hosiery and Congress Hotel

Murphy for Mayor Rally Draws Boston Crowd at Symphony

A large, nonpartisan gathering at Symphony Hall backed John R. Murphy for Boston mayor. Speakers faced light heckling of Joseph A. Conry, while applause spiked whenever James Michael Curley was named, ending in an enthusiastic reception for the candidate.

Symphony Hall John R. Murphy Boston Joseph A. Conry James Michael Curley Walter L. Collins Johnny Murphy Serenaders Murphy Curley

Crowded Hall Cheers Murphy as Curley Rival Faces Boos

The crowd showed clear support for John Rk Murphy with spontaneous applause and boos for Mr Curley. Mayor Peters led cheers for Murphy as flags, spirals, balloons, and a large American banner filled the hall during the display.

Mr. Curley John Rk Murphy John KR. Murphy Mayor Peters

Boston Rally Crowd Backs Murphy Amid Curley Cheers

A Boston campaign event drew a massive audience as John R. Murphy spoke on tax policy and urban improvement. Mayor Peters and Mrs. Fearing led a chorus of applause while Curley supporters faced boos.

Peters George R. Fearing, Jr Charles I. Quirk Mayor Peters Walter L. Collins Grafton D. Cushing Joseph A. Conroy John R Curley Boston

Murdered Man from Boston Identified by Fingerprint

Cincinnati police identify a man shot in a Florida hotel as Frank Flatico alias Rocco Casolleto of Boston using fingerprints. He was known in Colorado as Casolleto and had a record as pickpocket and confidence man with arrests in several cities. Boston records do not match the Cincinnati findings.

Cincinnati Orlando Fla Frank Flatico Rocco Casolleto Boston Colorado Casolleto Flatico Cincinnati Dispatch

Daugherty Plans Inquiry Into New Haven Railroad Holdings

Attorney General Daugherty announced a Sunday trip to New England to personally investigate the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad trolley steamship lines and subsidiary holdings. He will hold hearings in Hartford Boston and confer in New York with the federal judge over the consent decree of 1914.

Washington, Dec Daugherty New England New York, New Haven

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